A website with more than one page
One landing page ranks for your app's name and little else. A page per feature and per use case, each with screenshots and a store link, gives Google something to rank for every problem you solve.
Industry
App store search is only half the story. People search Google for the problem first, and Sojig turns your app's website into the page that sends them to download.
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Illustrative example
Examples of searches buyers make in this category. Your plan is built from your own research.
Many app sites are one page with store badges, so there's little for Google to rank.
Store listings and 'best apps' articles take the top results for the obvious searches.
The download happens in the store, so the website's part in it is easy to miss.
A page for each problem your app solves, with screenshots and a clear download link.
Answers to the questions people search before they look for an app, leading to yours.
Emails to 'best apps for X' lists that skip you.
Titles, app structured data and speed on the pages that matter.
Most app makers put their effort into store listings and leave the website as a single page. But people search Google for problems, like 'how to stop overspending' or 'app to track habits', before they open a store. SEO for mobile apps turns those searches into downloads.
One landing page ranks for your app's name and little else. A page per feature and per use case, each with screenshots and a store link, gives Google something to rank for every problem you solve.
People search for how to do something, then for an app that helps. Articles that answer the question honestly and show where your app helps catch them at the first step.
Roundups of the best apps for a task rank well and get read. Sojig finds the ones that list competitors and drafts outreach to their authors.
App sites are often built with heavy frameworks that load slowly or hide text from crawlers. The weekly audit checks that pages are readable, fast and marked up with app structured data.
Track taps on App Store and Google Play badges by landing page in Google Analytics. Pages that send people to the store are the ones to build more of.
FAQ
No. Sojig works on your website, where people find you from Google and AI assistants. Store listings are a separate job.
Connect Google Analytics and track clicks on your store badges by page. That shows which pages send people to download.
Not for the website. Either way, people search for the problem first, and the same feature, use case and comparison pages work.
On broad searches like 'budget app', rarely. On specific needs, like 'budget app for couples' or 'budget app for freelancers', yes, and those searchers download more.
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